DeathCougar

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Once and for all...

I have an 86 4Runner produced April 1986. My coil/ignitor assmbly has 3 green plugs coming off of it. One with 3 short wires that runs across the engine to the engine harness, one with 2 short wires that disappears into the body harness by the coil, and the third with two long wires that runs to the distributor. Can I swap in the SR5 cluster without adding any wires, and only changing the oil sending unit?

I have heard conflicting reports about a split in 86 or 87 with swapability, and i'd just like to clear it up once and for all. I do have access to a 4cyl 5spd SR5 Cluster btw, so I dont have to worry about V6 or automatic differences either.

And please, spare me the "just search" berating. I have searched, and honestly i dont have much time to weed through all that jazz

89macrunner

all you need i belive is a new oil pressure sending unit

the rest is plug and play i belive

ohio

Just to follow up on this, will this allow me to switch from the basic cluster (speedo only, no trip odo) to the sr5 cluster (speedo and tach, trip odo) in my '86 4R? how involved is adding/changing the oil pressure sending unit?

Jeffires

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f115/doing-sr-5-gauge-cluster-swap-how-pictures-51800/

It is easy- look at this thread. This is what helped me do mine, and I added pics of what I did. The oil sending unit is easy to change.

ohio

Nice! Thanks for the link... don't know why that didn't turn up in my search...